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Get the latest Boston news, weather and sports online, anytime. Stay in the know with Boston’s news leader – WCVB.

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wcvb.com > article > rip-current-risk-cape-cod-islands > 73633866

High rip current risk on Cape, Mass. beaches: What swimmers need to know

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (376+ words) There is a high risk of rip currents along Cape Cod, the Islands and other Massachusetts beaches on Monday and Tuesday, and swimmers are urged to use extra caution before entering the water. A rip current is a powerful channel…...

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wcvb.com > article > water-safety-expert-highlights-risks-for-children-and-older-adults > 73619704

Water safety expert highlights risks for children and older adults

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (74+ words) WCVB Dozens of people in Massachusetts die by drowning every year. Children and adults over the age of 65 make up the two age groups with the highest rate of drowning in the United States. Dr. Ali Raja, chief of emergency…...

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wcvb.com > article > massachusetts-drowning-deaths-child-water-safety-tips > 73618712

Massachusetts drowning deaths: expert shares water safety tips

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (294+ words) Every year, dozens of people in Massachusetts die by drowning, so as we head into the final stretch of summer, one expert has tips to help keep kids safe in the water. Nationwide, drowning is the leading cause of death…...